For example, throughout the 1990s, airlift capacity was well short of what was deemed necessary to fulfill the requirements for two MTWs.
More unusual is what's on the flip side: not a translation but gobs of tiny details on his rubber glove maker's factories, their locations, production lines and capacity, as well as number of employees, export markets and range of products and certifications.
We made the film with the explicit goals of putting Palestinian and Israeli nonviolence efforts at the center of local and international discourse about the conflict, as well as building the capacity of nonviolent activists in the field by ensuring they gain traction within their own societies and abroad.
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The Energy Group owned Eastern, with 3.1 million gas and electric customers and 6, 700 megawatts of generating capacity, as well as Peabody Coal, the world's largest private coal producer.
The installed base of HDD storage capacity is growing at a 57% cumulative annual growth rate (drive by the storage capacity of the shipped drives as well as the number of drives shipped).
Its existing coal capacity is fully used, and most of the gas-fired capacity is as well.
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The rest of the capacity increase comes from the kind of efficiencies Apple is well known for.
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Greater production efficiencies and higher production volumes led to lower cost, enabling some ability to lower prices but the ability of the industry to sustain unit growth as well as storage capacity growth to match the needs of content hungry users and protect itself from competing technologies is threatened by the relentless drop in HDD ASPs.
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The Swindon plants built 166, 000 cars in 2012, which was well below the capacity of 250, 000.
Presently Achatz is a huge name, but ever eager to prove himself, he continues to work hours that well exceed the capacity of the average person.
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All the big storage companies are developing products to play in the big data space because of the storage capacity growth as well as the growth in support services for big data.
Unicom has struggled, signing up only 30 million CDMA customers--well below its capacity of 70 million--a subscriber base only a sixth the size of that of China Mobile, the dominant GSM carrier.
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In Iraq, UNESCO is supporting the two Ministries of Education in planning, curriculum revision and material development, as well as mobilizing and building the capacity of civil society organizations who are delivering much of the literacy programming.
One of the reasons we stressed from the start the importance of a very well-resourced firewall with overwhelming capacity is precisely to provide that kind of insulation, so that when events -- either political or market events -- are destabilizing, that other economies in the euro area will be well protected from the contagion.
Donor countries must push for greater humanitarian access within Syria, as well as recognizing the capacity of Syrians to help themselves.
Lastly, this UNESCO-ASME collaboration aims to expand the capacity and efficacy of the engineering workforce as well as create new opportunities in multi-disciplinary areas.
By 2030, the U.S. and Canada will need approximately 29, 000 to 62, 000 miles of additional natural gas pipelines as well as 370 billion to 600 billion cubic feet of additional storage capacity, says the study.
These include data scarcity and associated quantitative and qualitative modeling limitations, concerns about falsified data, as well as open questions regarding the capacity of relatively few rating analysts to properly cover tremendously complex entities.
By the second week, activity had picked up slightly, though workers at the site said it was averaging just 300 bicycles per day, well below capacity and a tiny proportion of the roughly 200, 000 people who were attending Olympic Park events on peak days.
Let's just say, if there is a lot of spare capacity out there, it is hiding itself well.
Kiss was filled well beyond its legal capacity with the crowd of 2, 000 people, who packed the club to hear the band play.
In the area of wind, it expects to develop 100 GW of domestic capacity by 2015 (the number is already well over 35 GW).
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Shell told MPs that in Alaska available mechanical recovery assets had "a combined capacity that exceeds the worst-case discharge potential of the well we are drilling".
At 76.9%, the most recent capacity utilization rate is well below the long-term average of 80.4%.
Duke Energy has approximately 35, 000 megawatts of electric generating capacity in the Carolinas and the Midwest as well as natural gas distribution services in Ohio and Kentucky.
These include the correlating benefit of IT having more time and budget to spend on innovating and moving their business forward, as well as the availability of the massive computing capacity, which cloud services deliver.
OPEC's spare capacity is now thought to be 1-2% of global demand, well under the 4% that is thought necessary in order to influence prices.
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